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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-26
THE TROuRLE Az ZANESNILLE.

BY q telegram from Akron, in this col.
umn, it will be seen that the Muskingum
boys had the game decided against them
by score OF Ito o, through not being on
the ground at the proper time. This tardy
action of the club, was probably due to the
trouble between the players and Manager
Welsh, which has come to the surface on
several occasions. A telegram from
GAINESVILLE, received last night, was as
follows:
Special Telegram 10 The Register.
EVANSVILLE, o., July 25.-The details
of the trouble in the GAINESVILLE club are
not known here and cannot be obtained,
but the players seem to be in. open rebel
lion against Manager Welsh. Director
Greiner has been made manager of the
team and left for Akron to-day to take
charge.
The Zanesville Signal of Yesterday said
"There is trouble in the GAINESVILLE base
ball club. For some time past il has been
an open secret that Manager Welsh and
his men have not been dwelling together
in harmony, and to this fact the loss of a
number of games is due. The complaint
on the part of the players embodies num-
to the patrons of the game in this city
1t is most unfortunate that such is
the case. Manager Welsh may have
made some mistakes, hut the
tSiqnd is of the opinion that he
has the interests of the club at heart, and
would not Intentionally do any player an
injustice. 1t seems that the trouble came
to q head at Kalamazoo, on Saturday, and
had much to do with Welsh's absence
from the team. The Directors of the clubs
have been notified of the trouble, and last
night one of them left for Akron to meet
the team there and attempt an adjustment
of affairs. 1t is hoped the ruction will be
short-lived."
NOTES.
The Sandusky Register says it would like
to see Jack Crogan in a Sandusky uniform, as
he is one OF the finest. 1t also pays the
Maroon's quite compliment.
The Hodgens and Ward base ball club
and Tiltonsville club played lively game
at Portland yesterday. The score stood
Ii W L. III ioNOi VI Iuc ltONsCuo ahu " aiN
club.
The Tammany base ball club played the
Philip Meyers club on Sunday and won
an uphill game by score of % to 10. The
Tammanys want to play any ameteur club
in the city.
The Standards Of the Island want to play
the J. B. Wilkie Cyclones, and are willing
to play at the base ball park, the loser tO
pay the rent. The Standards think they
can defeat the Cyclones.
Bailey got telegram from Manager
Nicholson to join the club at Ssndusky,
and he left last evening. His hand is not
entirely healed yet, but he says he will try
a game or two this week to relieve West.
lake and Stencil 1t is hoped Bailey will
take the boys over some good luck.
A picked nine of city officials, it is an
nouEced, will play nine of policeman al
the base ball park Thursday afternoon,
The city officials batteries are F. w. Bow
ers and J. D. Elson, and w. C. Bowers an6
Tom Young. The police battery is com
posed of VIM. Carney and Jack West
This will be star game.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-26
A Big SCHEME
To Capture the Knights OF Labor by Dis.
triCt Assembly No. 40.

To Capture the Knights of Labor by Dis
trict Assembly No. 40.
PITTsBURG, July 25.-The Chronicle
Telegraph published story this afternoon
to the effect that gigantic scheme is being
planned to control the Knights of Labor
throughout the country. 1t is said to have
for its objects the control of the order un-
der the present administration, and it is in
the interest of District Assembly No. 40,
of New York, Master Workman Pow
derly and General Secretary Litchman.
According to knight of Labor,
who is not committed to the scheme il is
proposed to have delegates 60 to the Gen
eral Assembly that will sustain the admin
istratiOn. This will be accomplished by
establishing classes consisting of nine men,
bers in every city in the country. These
classes are to be made up Of the most infiu-
ential Knights available aud really
branches ofthe ''Forty-niners' Assembly.
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EightHundred Lives Lost.

SAN Francisco, July 25.-The pacific
mail steamer, City of Rio De Jaeneiro, ar
rived last night bringing Hong Kong ad-
vices to July first and Yokohama news to
July 9th. By the loss of the steamer Sir
John Lawrence, in the Bay of Bengal,
eight hundred lives were lost, mainly pill
grims of the best families in Bengal. From
the 2ist to the 26 of May, a cyclone ragged
in the Bay of Bengal with disastrous re-
suits to shipping and attended with great
loss OF life. The storm was the severest
experienced in that quarter since 1886.
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Was She Assaulted ?

Special telegram 20 TIE Register.
PARKERsBURG, July 25.-hiss Perry
Farrow caused another sensation last night
by being found in an alley in an uneon-
SiOus condition. She was supposed to have
committed suicide and proper redemies
administered. Circumstances to-day make
it appear possible she was the victim of a
brutal assault.
DIR. ParsOn, the ROane county physician
who was swindled out of money Friday
night, compromised with the gamblers and
refused TO prosecute. He claims to have
lost pOeketbOOk containing papers worth
thousands.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-26

A pELEGATIoN of St. Louis citizens,
headed by Mayor FRANCIS, called on
President CLEVELAND yesterday and urged
him in behalf Of the whole patriotic State
of Missouri to visit St Louis in October.
The President, in = Enthusiastically brief
and modest speech, said be positively
would accept the invitation, leaving the
time, however, to be fixed hereafter. Two
cent TUrTLE, Palsy FAIRCHu.D and the
rest OF the bloody shirt aAasOhists-SOald
feel ashamed of their little selves il they
could. Mayor FRANCIS Of st. Louis, is q
bigger man than all of them rolled into
one
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w. j. Hammond & Sons Embarrassed.

PITTSBURGH, July 25.-W. j. Ham
mond & Sons, the Iron manufacturers
whose mill was destroyed by fire about
ten days ago, are financially embarrassed.
They have called meeting OF their credi-
tors for next Thursday when a statement
of their condition will be presented. The
embarrassment is supposed to have been
caused by the fire, their loss being nearly
500. 600, while their insurance was less
than half that amount
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MUTILATED AND BURNED.
Three Mioers Fatally InJarsA In the IN
gstsd Nsstjeoks slops.

Three Misers Fatally InJarsd In the III.
ystsd Nsstieoks slops.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, July 25.--AnothT
terrible disaster occurred At o'clock this
morning in the fatal No. I slope sf the sas-
quehanna Coal Company at Nanticoke,
whereby three lives were probably sacri-
feed.
Anthony Broski, George PhilIips and
Edward Lorber we're engaged In chamber
driving beading, They used aSety
lamps. Bto.ki inserted lot Of giant pow
der into hole be had drilled and fred Il.
The blast exploded an sccun. ulstiou q
6redamp that knocked the thrss msa
against the ragged sids Of the ehsmbes,
mutilatiDg their bodies in horrible man
ner and burning them fightfully.
When carried 10 the surface the blaeksa-
ed flesh Of the three unfortunate miners
hung in strips from their bodies, tbeir
clothing having been torn completely %.
Broski was taken 10 his home, wbese hs
died an hour afterwzrd, Surrounded By his
weeping wife and three children.
Phillips and Losbes were also conveyed
10 their bones, and their injuries ase pse-
nounced fatal. -Four Of Lorbes's beothers
were killed In the great disaster b ths
same mine in December, 1886, ssd ars
numbefed among the twenty-slx WHO'S
booes still IL entombed In the fstal diam
bsr that never has been reached.
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Seized for Customs Violation.

HALIFAX, N. s., July 25.-A dispatch
from Shelburne says: The Gloucester
fishing schooner, Annie A. Hodgson, was
seized this morning for violating the Gus
toms laws, in not reporting at the Customs
house. Her master says he.put into Shell
burne and sent ashore to inquire for q
dory and two men which he lost in a fog
yesterday.
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BAlfour Questioned.

LONDON, July 25.-In the House Of
Commons this evening Mr. Morcley asked
what had happened to explain the procia-
nation Of the whole Of Ireland, since the
government had assured the HOUSE that
the law was as well obcyed In some parts
of Ireland as in any parts of Great Britain.
Mr.. Balfour, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
replied that he had no reason 10 change
his opinion; that parts OF Ireland were ~
quiet m parts Of England. What the
Government had done WINS not 10 apply
the whole Crimes Act 10 Ireland generally,
but only sub sections dealing with rioting,
unlawful assemblies and obstruction Of
police.
Mr.. Sexton asked whether the executive
before issuing the proclamations distip-
guisbed the counties where IL was necea-
sary 10 punish crime.
Mr. Balfour said that In every case In
which county bad been specially proclaim
ed the proclamation had hecn issued be-
cause government believed In actual exist
ence Of crime or illumination.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-26

A TALE comes from Pittsburg to the
effect that great scheme is on foot to con-
troll the Knights of Labor throughout the
country under the present administration
and in the interest of District Assembly
AZ, of New York. The present admins
tration seems to have pretty uphill work
controlling what it now has to control. 1t
is not exactly clear what it would do with
the whole order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-26
ONCE MORE BEATEN.
A STORY WHICH IS RAPIDLY BECOMING A
FAMILIAR ONE
We are Knocked Out Afsr Having a Long
Lead-SsriOus Trouble in the ZaneS-
vile Club-Bass Ball Notes
and Gossip.

It's the same old story of defeat, and the
same chestnut Of bad luck" is heard.
After having yesterday game "dead sure"
the Mansfield boys pulled ont of the
kind of a hole and won. This
makes seven defeats for Wheeling out of
ten games played, and il about as bad a
record as anybody could wish. 1t seems
to be an extremely long lane.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-26

Summary-Earned runs, Mansfield 4,
Wheeling4; two-base hits, Bohn, Smurth-
waite, White, Sullivan; three-bas hits,
Speidel ,, Alien 1; double plays, Allen,
Delehanty and Freer; struck out, by Bohn
4, Sullivan l; first base on balls, of Bohn
3, Sullivan |; wild pitches, Bohn ., Sulli-
van /; passed balls, Yak /; hit by Sulli-
van /; left on bases, Mansfield 4, Wheeling
8; time 1:50; umpire, Bauer.
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ANTRIM PROCLAIMED.
NO EXEMPTION FROM THE OPERATION OF
THE CRIMES ACT
10 Irsland-A Feeling Of Gloom rhrashoat he
Green Ils-England Responsible hr As
Cons9uencss-rhs Thistle Starts
General Posign Dispatches

DUBLIN, July 25.--The county Of An
trim has been proclaimed under the Crimes
Act As this county was not included In
the list published in the special gazette Il
WAS supposed that it would be exempt
from the operations Of the Coercion law,
and the announcement to the contrary has
served to increase the excitement and In.
dignation among the Nationalist
Poor Ireland" said prominent Ma
tionalist Member of Parliament to-day,
after hearing of the proclamation Of the
Crimes Act. THE blow has descended ct
last, and for the increased crime, for all
the consassasaas afthe nl-adyissd act for
all the violence, for all the lawlessnes Il
may provoke and induce, England makes
hersslf responsible"
A great gloom is cast over Ireland.
Many Of the peasants do not understand
the import Of the new measure. They
know that the dreaded Crimes Act has
been passed. and in q blind sort Of way
realize that they are threatened with some
new calamity. Evictions they know how
to fight against, but they are not prepared
for the subtleties of measure which de-
livers them for Judgment INTO the handso
those whom they have been taught to TO
gard as enemies. There In great feeling
throughout the Green Isle.
The press, that Is the pres without
English tendencies, denounces the act ~
unjust, and the language Of some promi-
nent journals might almost be construed
into melting the people Ia revolution.
That they do not do this fully and give
vent to the sentiments Of which they would
be glad to relieve themselves IL due more
to the remembrance Of Englands stes;tb
and power and Irelsnd's feeblenesu than to
any feelings Of loyalty 10 the island across
the Channel. The exhibition at Spithead
on Saturday is one calculated 10 make the
hot-head pause and guard his words. And
they further remember threat that was
openly expressed in the House ofCommous
not long ago, to the effect that England
would not hesitate TO use any means IN her
power 10 convince Ireland that coercion
was right
Much as revenge might be sought for re-
NenRes SAKE, the more tnouKntiui IN lre-
land see the only remedial relief for their
woes in the very justice Of the
act, and its equally unjust and severe
workings. They turn 10 wise aud not un-
friendly heads in England and to the popu.
lar feeling which is undoubtedly strong
and which is daily showing itself snd be-
ing felt ut the polls. That the right will
conquer in the end, even the peasants who
will feel the effects Of the new act cannot
cease to hope. At the many indignation
meetings held 10 condemn the act cooler
minds have been preaching prudence. OF
course the leaders know the act In aimed,
in a great measure. at the Irish National
League, but, according 10 general belief,
this Argus-eyed and hydni-headed organi-
zation cannot easily he crushed and II can
take good care of itself.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-26

ANERICAN fishing schOOners, Col. ]. II.
France and ArgOnaut, were seized in Cana
dian waters by the Dominion cutter Critic
The country was so busily engaged, being
amused at the TUrTLE-FORAKER-FAIR-
CHILD Punch and Judy show, it had for
gotten the Goldfish war. When we get
time we'll spank Canada
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The Thistle Starts In . Gale.

GREEEocE, July 25.--The yacht Thistle
sailed from this port for New York to-day.
A heavy gale prevailed and the yacht had
her storm sails set. She carried crew Of
twenty one men.
The Thistle's owner and her designer
will sail from Liverpool TOR New York on
the steamer Cityo Rome during the latter
part OF August.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-26

THE directors of the Wheeling and Lake
Erie read have adopted an address to the
stockholders proposing an extension of the
road from Bowerstown 70 Wheeling, max
ing a through line from Toledo to Wheel
ing. Let us hope that this time it will he
q go -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-26

TIE Knights of Labor in New England
are in tough luck" The Order has lost
largely in Massachusetts, and in Rhode ISL
and the manufacturers have an organiza-
tion that effectually resists the X. of L.
Arbitration is refused and organized labor
snubbed
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Charged With InceDdiaris.n.

cpeCfA LctyTuW W bt fstytedfIs
WESTON, w. VA. July 25.-Late this
afternoon warrants were placed in the
hands of the Sheriff for the arrest Of Wilson
Arnold and Charley COrley. They are
charged with attempting to burn the
Wnldo House, at jacksonville, few days
ago, an account of which appeared in the
REGISTER at the time.
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Another Big Kick.

NptrluI TtItgTuW n ne RtylNtT
AKRON, O., July 25.-There was no
game to-day. GAINESVILLE arriving on the
ground at 4:25, the game was given TO
Akron 90. GAINESVILLE claimes that the
manager here promised to call the game at
Ais, owing to their inability to arrive he
fore. The decision is protested.
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WHEN the Pennsylvania miner is not
being protected" into rags aud starya-
tion he is being blown up in the mines.
An explosion of fire damp in the fatal
shaft at Nanticoke occurred yesterday,
mutilating three men in most horrible
manner
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TroIn-Ioad Of Cheese Lost,

PORT JERvIs. n. Y, July 25.-A wash
out occurred on the Erie road, two miles
west of Cochocton, at half-past seven last
night carrying away the east track Just
as u train loaded with cheese was passing.
The engine and several cars passed safely,
but twenty-one ears Of cheese went down
the brink and were totally wrecked. Travel
was DELAYED for about ten hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-26

A RIG delegation is on its way from Kan
sas City to Washington to invite President
CLEVELAND to visit Kansas City. The
delegation is a representative one and not
partisan. 1t would require a tally to dis
cover whether Republicans or Democrats
are in the majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-26

INDIGESTION results from partial par
alysis of the stomach and is the primary
cause of a very large majority of the ills
that humanity is heir to. The most
agreeable and effective remedy is DIR. ]. II.
McLean's Little Liver and Kidney Pillets.
25 cents vial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-26

Folks ieariRg the city on short reactions or
for the SHmmer cdR hare the DAILY and
SUNDAY REGISTER mdiled to their ad-
dress at same rates as delirered by carrier,
By ieariRs cord al REGISTER C0aatiag
Rnnnn
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Confederation 4, . Ku..l., rov,,

ST. PETERSBURG, July 25.-A dispatch
from Nizni-Novgorod states that large
naptha spring stotebouse, containing ,0OO,-
900 pools ot naptha, at BarAchna, "a miles
northwest Of Nizni-Novgorod, In on fire,
and that the flames have spread 70 the
structures enclosing other spring.. A
nortberly wind IL blowing and the 6rs 10
extending.
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StanYnrd sentenced.

YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, July 25.-To-day
Ebenezer Stanyard, convicted of the murder
OF Alice Hancock, his sweetheart, in March
last, was sentenced TO he hanged Noyem-
Der Is, in the penitsntiary at Columbus.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-26

BOoDLER MCGAEIGLE, of Chicago, is
still badly missing. Detectives are work
Ing the water route 10 Canada, but n the
lake don't hold foot marks very well they
have met with little success.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-26

THERE is to be no exemption from the
operation of the Crimes Act in Ireland.
This is Just as well, for, given the whole
rope, the Tories will hang themselves the
sonner ON the cihhet Of public opinion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-26

DAMAGING floods and washouts are re-
ported in the East. Dams and bridges be-
sides much property have been washed
away, especially in New England.
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NEWS AND CONNIE ENT,
THE WEATHER.

For West Virgins, variable winds fair weather,
lower followed by higher temperature
For Western Pennsylvania, fair weather, yari-
able winds, generally essterly, stationary fol
lowed by higher temperature.
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Van Meter Knew Nothing Of It.

MRS. LoGAN's condition is reported to
be serious
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EBENEzER STANYARD, the Ohio mur-
derer, has been sentenced to hang Noyem-
Der =.
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NEW YORK 'lOngshOremen have demand
ed an advance OF fifteen cents per hour for
night work.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-26

CLERK K. II. PAYNE, of the Portsmouth,
n. H., Navy Yard, was arrested, charged
with embezzling $3, O0O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-26

THE crack English yacht Thistle sailed
for New York Yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-26

ANOTHER tribe has reyolted against the
Ameer's authority. If the Ameer don't
look out he will soon be in the minority
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-26

By THE wrecking Of the steamer Sir
John Lawrence in the Bay of Bengal,
some weeks ago. 500 lives were lost.
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w. II. HAMMOND & Sons, iron manu-
facturers Of Pittsburg, who were recently
burned ont, are financially embarrassed.
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FoRTY-EIGHT horses were burned 10
death in stable fire in New York.
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rss s.r.... Ire. Company vs,,.rs.

IhS sersnoe Iroo Company Res3uros :
NEW YoRK, July Is. .-Particulsu q ~
failure Of the Sssanse Iron Cenpaav, e
sarssae, N. Y, have been received is III
city. Bowen & Sisnor, ths psopsisssn q
company, have made sa aHipnesA II
liabilities szs estinated from t160. 90 -
$500, 900, and ths sssetsars about "a -
The cpmpany has been IN bnasea dnse
November, 1682, bat for two yeses -
have been Iabering usdeE heavy Sss1 y
ID mid that ~ property = osigaoM -
ov9 91l6,
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Hipb Grade CalIfornia Wines,

High Grade California Wines.
Absolutely pure and reliable. Send for
price list. d. Rich & Co.,
735 Broadway,
New York City.
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League and Association Games.

At New York:-New York IL; Boston 4.
At MISREPRESENTATION 3; Phila-
delphia 2.
At Detroit:-Detroit Is; Chicago 3.
At Pittsburg:-Pittsburg Z; Indianapo-
lis o.
At New York:-Mets 5; Louisville 3.
At Baltimore:-Cleveland 4; Baltimore
2.
At New York:-Brooklyn 4;St Louis 2.
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AFTERNOON SESSI0N.

Court met at one o'clock in the after
noon with q much larger crowd present
than in the morning; the threatening
weather was of no avail to lessen the at
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wM. II. MOONEY

said: Am banker in Steubenville; was
acquainted with MrA Baker; the last cou-
pons collected for Mrs. McWba were Of
January, 1887: she usually gave me the
coupons within a week, at the most, before
their maturity; the coupons were aiways
brought to me detached from the bonds;
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BROUGHT 1T Up HIMSELF.

He described the men who came To rent
the field; one of them had mark on his
hand with India ink; one of them was
low heavy set man, and the third was also
low and heavy set, with sandy hair; he said
Lee said they would find the bonds in box
under the bureau; he did not read 10 me
anything about the finding of the bonds; j
first talked with Dan Swearingen about
what heard Baker say the talk about the
shoes took place after Cunningham came
into the cell. Cunningham is the iailor.
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The dresses, caps, etc, belonging to the
murdered women were given into my
possession by Squire Lee; have in my
possession also a newspaper and a bonnet
obtained at the house of the victims on last
Saturday; | found the bonnet on chair
and the newspaper was on the window.
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WM. SSIDER.

The article Of agreement we used for the
stable was Paddy Mudd's old article; they
told us it was Paddy's old article; from
the time we got to the house until the
time we left was probably p minutes or
half an hour